(Left to Right) Michael Opitz of Madison Forum, Garland Favorito of VoterGa and Dean Kelley of The Georgia Transparency Coalition
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Dean Kelley, Executive Director of The Georgia Transparency Coalition recently held a round table discussion of the latest findings and happenings on election integrity in Georgia. … Read more...
The Madison Forum was pleased to have Garland Favorito, Madison Forum Member, as Guest Speaker at the Madison Forum Luncheon Meeting, Saturday, September 25th at “Semper FI Bar & Grill, 9770 Main Street (Canton RD), Woodstock, GA. (Special thanks to Ted Metz and Ty Towriss for audio/video collaboration.)
Favorito spoke to a packed room on “Restoring Georgia Election Integrity” and provided an update of the Fulton … Read more...
The Madison Forum was very pleased to have Michael Scupin, Madison Forum Member, as the Guest Speaker at the Madison Forum Luncheon Meeting, Saturday, July 31st at the “Semper FI Bar & Grill (http://www.semperfibarandgrille.com).
As a Petitioner involved in the Fulton County GA lawsuit surrounding the 2020 election ballots, Scupin shared much information about the people, process, and machines involved in the 2020 General Election.
The Madison Forum was pleased to have Attorney Brad Carver, Madison Forum Member, speak at the monthly luncheon meeting, Saturday, April 24th at the “Semper FI Bar & Grill, 9770 Main Street (Canton RD), Woodstock, GA.
Brad spoke about “The Georgia GOP State Election Task Force and GA SB 202: The Georgia Election Integrity Act of 2021.”
Brad Carver is a Partner at HALL BOOTH SMITH, P.C, … Read more...
Welcome Patriots. Thank you for joining this first ever Election Transparency Podcast-a-thon coming to you live from Atlanta, Georgia.
On April 19, 1775, the Shot Heard Round the World was fired during the battles of Concord and Lexington as America began its successful struggle to gain Independence from British rule. That struggle became known as the Revolutionary War. Tonight, exactly 245 years later, we are launching a new revolution … Read more...
Garland Favorito, Founder of VoterGA, spoke to the Madison Forum on Saturday, February 29 about the costs and vulnerabilities of Georgia’s new voting machines. With issues such as hacking vulnerabilities, ballot secrecy, limited and uncertain audit capabilities; this issue is of great concern to many Georgia voters. The 2020 elections will be pivotal not only to the future of Cobb County, but also to the future of the United States … Read more...
Garland Favorito, founder of VoterGA.org, spoke at the Madison Forum on Saturday, April 28 at the Come-N-Get It Family Restaurant in Marietta. The presentation was an overview of how voter data housed at KSU ended up getting destroyed.
On Monday, April 30, VoterGA.org released the following information:
Audit Reveals SOS “Cover-Up” in Elections Data Destruction
ATLANTA GA – VoterGA has released a new independent audit report with never before published … Read more...
Jason Shepherd, recently elected Cobb Republican Chairman, spoke briefly to the Madison Forum on March 13, 2017 about his vision for growing the Republican Party using new technology, while getting back to the basics. He spent the rest of his time listening and responding to concerned citizens.
Serious students of the Constitution know that the federal government is operating well beyond the bounds of the powers the states delegated to it. Those who defend this extra-constitutional power expansion argue that the Founders could not have envisioned the complexities and advanced technologies of the 21st century and therefore the need for corresponding additional federal powers.
In fact the Framers did anticipate the need to modify … Read more...
Introduction
In Part I of this paper, I outlined the historical Jewish political perspective which is unique to America. Jews have consistently been Democratic with the largest majority of any group overall (Blacks are the largest Democratic voting bloc in recent elections after switching over from the Republican Party many years ago). This is an interesting phenomenon as Jews in other countries are more … Read more...
Pat Rosenthiel, of Ainsley Shea, spoke to the Madison Forum at the Monday luncheon regarding the state-based plan for electing the president by national popular vote. Rosenthiel refreshed everyone on how the electoral college works today and describes how the National Popular Vote would work if enacted by the Georgia legislature.
The Madison Forum was pleased to have Georgia’s Republican National Committeeman and Madison Forum Member, Randy Evans, speak at the breakfast meeting on Saturday, June 27th. Randy spoke about the GOP Presidential Debates and Primaries as well as challenges and strategies of the Republican Party.